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School for scandal

Whether you left city government with good references or under investigation, chances are a cushy academic position awaits you at the City University of New York. Four former commissioners in Mayor Bloomberg's administration -- two...  Read Full Story

Manhattan

  • Bloomberg is 'mane' attraction at charity gala

    Bloomberg is 'mane' attraction at charity gala

    Mayor Bloomberg let his hair down last night. Hizzoner hammed it up as "Berg," an aging hippie in "Mair" -- a musical spoof he performed for the annual Inner Circle charity dinner with help from the cast of Broadway's "Hair." The Big...  

  • New 'Real Housewife of NYC,' Sonja Morgan, sued by film company

    New 'Real Housewife of NYC,' Sonja Morgan, sued by film company

    She's a Real Deadbeat of New York City. That's what a lawsuit asserts about Sonja Morgan, the latest socialite to join the catty cast of "The Real Housewives of New York City" and ex-wife of J.P. Morgan's great-grandson. Hannibal...  

Brooklyn

  • Gun-stash bust near city school

    Gun-stash bust near city school

    Here are some family values that only the Hatfields and McCoys could support. Cops arrested a Brooklyn father, mother, son and family friend for keeping a huge arsenal of guns and knives inside their home across the street from an...  

  • Punk mugs B'klyn granny

    A Brooklyn grandmother unloading groceries was viciously mugged by a young thug as her 4-year-old granddaughter watched in horror, cops said last night....  

Queens

  • Meeks' new Katrina slap

    Meeks' new Katrina slap

    Rep. Gregory Meeks is adding insult to injury, lobbying Hurricane Katrina victims he stiffed in a "robo-call" aimed at a Louisiana Republican. The Democrat from Queens, who never delivered on his promise to help Katrina victims through a...  

  • Charity $$ languished

    Most of the cash collected through a fund for Hurricane Katrina victims -- $31,849 -- was sitting in a bank account at the end of 2008, more than three years...  

Bronx

  • Empty armory haunting ambitious Bronx beep

    Empty armory haunting ambitious Bronx beep

    Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. is in a bind. Last year, he took on the Bloomberg administration and led the successful fight to block development of the long-vacant Kingsbridge Armory into a $310 million shopping mall. Hailed...  

  • Zapping us again

    Zapping us again

    America's highest big-city electric rates are heading up again. Con Ed won a boost from the state Public Service Commission yesterday that will hike a typical city apartment dweller's bill by 4.3 percent starting next month, 4 percent in...  

Staten Island

  • New search for 9/11 remains

    The search to identify possible human remains recovered from the World Trade Center is resuming next month. The city sent out a memo to the families of 9...  

  • SI granny dies after 911 error

    A mistaken address that appeared in a 911 computer resulted in a four-minute delay in ambulance service for an elderly Staten Island woman who died before help...  

Sports

  • Baseball team previews

    Check out a list of our baseball previews from the PSAL, CHSAA and private schools. We will churn them out regularly until the season begins the first...   4:30 AM

  • Live blog: New York State Federation boys 'AA' final

    Live blog: New York State Federation boys 'AA' final

    It has all come down to this: Christ the King and Boys & Girls, the CHSAA and the PSAL, Mike Taylor vs. Omar Calhoun. What better way to end the season? Even if you can’t be at Glens Falls Civic Center in person, The Post’s Zach Braziller has you...   3:55 AM

  • Live blog: New York State Federation girls 'AA' final

    Live blog: New York State Federation girls 'AA' final

    GLENS FALLS – Two teams. One game. That’s all that is left of the girls basketball season in New York State. Christ the King and Sachem East (L.I.) are the lone squads still playing and Sunday they’ll battle for ‘AA’ supremacy at Glens Falls Civic...   3:55 AM

  • Confident Boys & Girls ready for Christ the King rematch

    Confident Boys & Girls ready for Christ the King rematch

    GLENS FALLS -- Ruth Lovelace isn’t sure how a 22-day layoff following the emotional city championship will affect Boys & Girls. It sure hasn’t changed The High’s bravado on the eve of tomorrow’s New York State Federation Class AA title game against...   2:27 AM

  • Rayne supreme: Connell helps shoot CK to Federation Class AA final

    Rayne supreme: Connell helps shoot CK to Federation Class AA final

    GLENS FALLS -- Call it Hell Week for Rayne Connell. Christ the King coach Bob Mackey said his sophomore guard was “tortured” this week in practice in preparation for the team’s state Federation Class AA girls basketball showdown with rival Murry...   2:08 AM

  • Bergtraum angry at late tech, too many whistles

    Bergtraum angry at late tech, too many whistles

    GLENS FALLS – There was one defining moment in the New York State Federation Class AA semifinal game between Christ the King and Murry Bergtraum. And, unfortunately, it wasn’t a huge shot or a big-time defensive play. With Bergtraum down a point...  

  • Baby Blazers, new faces will now carry the torch for Bergtraum

    Baby Blazers, new faces will now carry the torch for Bergtraum

    GLENS FALLS – The lineup that finished Murry Bergtraum’s season is just about the lineup that will start next season. CeCe Dixon, Shukurah Washington and Doris Ortega all fouled out in a 73-67 loss to Christ the King in the New York State...  

  • QHST falls in Federation 'B' final

    QHST falls in Federation 'B' final

    GLENS FALLS – It was almost as if all those victories, an undefeated regular season and that PSAL Class B title meant nothing to Queens HS of Teaching. The Tigers returned to their locker room after a 61-41 loss to Collegiate in the New York State...   3:54 AM

  • Federation notebook: Canestro shoots Nichols past Jamesville-Dewitt for 'A' title

    Federation notebook: Canestro shoots Nichols past Jamesville-Dewitt for 'A' title

    GLENS FALLS – Nichols spent a good portion of its playoff run knocking off teams that had already beaten them. Jamesville-Dewitt, its opponent in the New York State Federation final, was one of the squads that had already taken down the Vikings, but...   3:54 AM

  • Mount unsure of footing in CHSAA arms race

    Mount unsure of footing in CHSAA arms race

    As he huddles with his coaches after practices and preseason games, Mount St. Michael coach Wally Stampfel scratches his head when he thinks about his pitching staff and no doubt longs for last year. A year ago, Stampfel had few worries in that...   3:55 AM

  • Live blog recap: New York State Federation boys tournament, Day 2

    Live blog recap: New York State Federation boys tournament, Day 2

    GLENS FALLS, N.Y. -- It's time for the big boys to take center stage. The New York State Federation Class AA tournament begins tomorrow with Christ the King facing Albany-Christian Brothers Academy. Additionally, Collegiate goes for its thrid...   2:29 AM

  • Live blog recap: Christ the King-Murry Bergtraum, Federation 'AA' semis

    Live blog recap: Christ the King-Murry Bergtraum, Federation 'AA' semis

    GLENS FALLS, N.Y. – Bria Smith scored 22 of her game-high 31 points in the second half to pace Christ the King to a 73-67 win over rival Murry Bergtraum in the New York State Federation Class AA final at the Glens Falls Civic Center. She hit 3-of-4...  

  • Classic rivalry reprised Saturday

    Classic rivalry reprised Saturday

    GLENS FALLS – Bria Smith wasn’t even in high school when she got her first taste of the Christ the King-Murry Bergtraum rivalry. When she was in seventh grade, she had front-row seats at Madison Square Garden for the Nike Super Six. There, she...   1:50 AM

  • Tigers roar past another favorite, reach 'B' state final

    Tigers roar past another favorite, reach 'B' state final

    GLENS FALLS – Queens HS of Teaching’s motto is “turn it up." The phrase is on the back of their warm-up shirts. But it may as well be “it’s not you’re height, it’s your heart,” a slogan the Tigers often repeat. “We live by that,” QHST coach...  

  • Back to the future: After 12-year hiatus, Piccola coaches Xaverian again

    Back to the future: After 12-year hiatus, Piccola coaches Xaverian again

    Lou Piccola never thought he’d be back in the Xaverian uniform, back coaching the Clippers baseball team. After all, it’s been 12 years since he last filled out a lineup card and went over ground rules with umpires at the Bay Ridge, Brooklyn school....  

  • UPDATED: St. Michael Academy to close its doors

    UPDATED: St. Michael Academy to close its doors

    The St. Michael Academy girls basketball players will be looking for a new home next season. The Manhattan all-girls school announced Friday that it will close at the end of the school year for financial reasons, according to school spokesman Mike...  

  • Clippers embrace new underdog role

    Clippers embrace new underdog role

    J.T. Torres knows the chatter around the city and he loves what he hears. “I think a lot of teams are going to look at us and put us down,” Xaverian’s senior centerfielder said. “But I think we’re going to surprise a lot of teams this year.”...  

  • Bartlett powers Collegiate to third straight state final

    Bartlett powers Collegiate to third straight state final

    GLENS FALLS – The Glens Falls Civic Center has become a friendly place for Collegiate’s Will Bartlett. The senior is making his third straight trip up there and hasn’t returned empty-handed yet. He has two New York State Federation Class B titles...  

  • Royals regroup, ready for state Federation tournament

    Royals regroup, ready for state Federation tournament

    Poll CHSAA and PSAL teams and you’ll get an almost unanimous answer. The ultimate goal is the city title, whether it is at Madison Square Garden or Fordham’s Rose Hill Gym in The Bronx. Christ the King achieved that goal, beating rival Bishop...  

  • New York State Federation Class AA boys basketball tournament preview

    New York State Federation Class AA boys basketball tournament preview

    GLENS FALLS -- New York Post boys basketball beat writer Zach Braziller breaks down this weekend’s New York State Federation Class AA boys basketball tournament at the Glens Falls Civic Center. SCHEDULE SATURDAY 3:45 p.m. – Christ the King vs....  

  • Kelly will rebound from 'Wild' loss

    SALT LAKE CITY -- When the pain of losing the chance to get to the Final Four subsides, don't be surprised if former Rice star Curtis Kelly of The...   5:23 AM

  • Bears show how to resurrect program

    Bears show how to resurrect program

    HOUSTON -- It is a useful reference point, Dec. 19, 2003, the day St. John's decided to cleanse its soul, ridding itself of Mike Jarvis. There is no need to detail the fiasco Jarvis' final years were, or the damage done on his watch. St. John's...   5:27 AM

  • Pearl carries Vols to Elite status

    ST. LOUIS -- In Bruce Pearl's second year at Tennessee, he brought his Volunteers into Manhattan for the early-season NIT and, as a Boston native, he...   5:23 AM

  • Time to be Devil$ advocate

    Each day during the NCAA Tournament, The Post's Tim Sullivan offers his plays: CAN you believe how little publicity Duke has received this March?...   5:27 AM

  • With Rams in NIT, coach could be in St. John's future

    With Rams in NIT, coach could be in St. John's future

    Jim Baron's first experiences in Madison Square Garden came back in the 1960s and '70s, when the Brooklyn native would sneak into the building to watch the Knicks. "I used to follow the Knicks when I was a young boy," Baron said. "[GM] Eddie...   5:19 AM

  • W.Va beats Kentucky to advance

    SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Country road, take me home. Or better yet, Indianapolis. It's almost heaven, West Virginia. The Mountaineers are off to the Final...  

  • Source: St. John’s hot for former UCLA coach Lavin

    College basketball coaches and fans aren’t the only ones not getting much sleep during this NCAA Tournament. Neither is St. John’s athletic director...  

  • Bulldogs heading to Final Four as Butler tops Kansas

    SALT LAKE CITY — The guards that carried Kansas State to a school-record 29 victories couldn't get the Wildcats a 30th win. Jacob Pullen and Denis...  

  • NCAA fairytales never have happy endings

    NCAA fairytales never have happy endings

    HOUSTON -- This is what happens when Cinderella stubs her toe -- which, let's face it, is the one guarantee of the NCAA Tournament that nobody ever likes to talk about. It happens to all of them eventually, most often in the second round, sometimes...  

  • Baylor too much to Bear for upstart St. Mary's

    HOUSTON -- LaceDarius Dunn quickly got the ball back from Tweety Carter to complete the alley-oop dunk, then turned and flashed a wide smile....   8:02 AM

  • Underdog Butler looking for Hollywood ending

    Underdog Butler looking for Hollywood ending

    SALT LAKE CITY -- When Gordon Hayward stepped to the foul line with 30 seconds left and Butler clinging to a five-point lead in the Bulldogs' eventual 63-59 West Region Sweet 16 win over Syracuse, a fan some 500 miles west closed his eyes and prayed...  

  • Pounce on Cal’s ’Cats

    Each day during the NCAA Tournament, The Post’s Tim Sullivan offers his plays: BOB HUGGINS knows a thing or two about public perception. He knows...  

  • West Virginia carries load for local hoops

    West Virginia carries load for local hoops

    SYRACUSE -- Syracuse is out, its Final Four dream dashed Thursday night by Butler. Seton Hall is scrambling to distance itself from the embarrassment of the Bobby Gonzalez era. St. John's, curiously, is trying to find someone -- anyone --...  

  • Source: Gonzalez sends out feelers for Hofstra job

    Hofstra still is very much in the early stages of its coaching search. But there are names starting to float out there, one that might be a surprise....  

  • Singler leads Duke past Purdue

    Singler leads Duke past Purdue

    HOUSTON -- Duke is done answering questions about its sooner-than-expected exits from the NCAA Tournament. The top-seeded Blue Devils are back in the round of eight for the first time since 2004, with Kyle Singler and Jon Scheyer helping them...   8:02 AM

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